MUHAMMAD OVAIS AND ANOTHER versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH MINISTRY OF WORKS AND HOUSING PAKISTAN, ISLAMABAD
O XX, R 1 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction High Court proceedings, the nature of the decision regarding the delay of the decision Applicable to the Code of Civil Code, 1903, ten months after hearing the arguments on the decision of the constitutional petition. The court announced. It was raised by the appellant that the verdict rendered by the High Court had caused them to be prejudiced which led to the legal proceedings initiated by the High Court as a matter of civil rights and enforcement. Regardless of whether the jurisdiction of the High Court was original, appeal or constitutional, once the proceedings were of a civil nature, the provisions of the Civil Code of Conduct; 1908, as long as any clause was exclusive. If not exempted, a large number of documentary evidence could be obtained due to prejudice due to ten months' unreasonable delay in the announcement of the High Court judgment. I could not find mention in the High Court, was due to a mistake. Due to a delay of just ten months, the Supreme Court changed the application for leave to appeal, set aside the judgment passed by the High Court and moved the case to the High Court for judgment and judgment. Remanded.
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